Cara Melambaikan Tangan Di Messenger の小説・ストーリー

“Remember you have to keep her there until you receive my signal and if she is coming back to her room, I need you to give me a signal so I would leave or hide in her closet until she goes out again.” She nodded in agreement to my plans. “Alright.” “But how do we give each other a sign? Do we need like a walkie talkie or something?” “Nah… we won’t need anything like that.” I shooked my head. I brought out my phone to show her what we could use. “We can just use our phones. If I need you to do something, I’ll text you. And if you need to signal me, you can send me an emoji. A red heart emoji means you need me to come out of her room, and a green check mark emoji mean I ca n stay.”

I reply exhaling in my defeat. “Ill help you. This is what you say.” She types on my phone and then hands it over. “Start with this and just keep it cool.” I nod as I push send. I try to breathe and then my phone beeps. Kiera smiles. “See, he is interested. Now just be cool. Not too eager.” I continue with the messages and having her look at it. Then it happens. I send a message and attach an emoji. Oh my goddess. “Wait, you sent him an emoji!” Kiera whisper screams. I nod frantically.

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“Okay, a delay in answering will probably mean nothing. But if he answers immediately, well, that will always be a plus point for him.” “Try it,” Yana urged Misha. “Okay,” Misha said and picked her phone out from her pants’ pocket. She went to her F******k Messenger and video called Soren. Within a few seconds, Soren’s handsome face flashed on the screen of her cell phone, which brought a smile on her face. “Hi,” he greeted her.” “Hello,” Misha greeted back happily and glanced at Maggie, who made a little distorted smile on her lips. “What’s up?”

"Okay." "If all of you tap on the bottom right icon, you'll see its a secured messenger system. We've been trialing it in meetings for passing suggestions or comments between the people at the table and those supporting them," Garius told them all. "It's very helpful, and quite discrete if you sit it on your knee, or in a folder. Plus you don't have to type, so you can use a pen or a pointer to handwrite messages, obviously without smearing ink all over it." "Yeah, I can see why we'd want to avoid that," Mark chuckled.

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I also typed my contact number in case my social media account can’t be reached. “Here,” I said, handing the phone to him. “You know the letters, right? You can see the punctuation marks here. Just click that. Then this long one on the bottom is the ‘space’. Once you’re done composing the message, just click this arrow. If you see my picture here in the bottom right corner of your message, that means I read your chat. Otherwise, I haven’t opened it. Got it?” He slowly nodded his head. “Let me try.”

I compose a message to send to the group chat, my fingers swiftly typing the words as I try to steady my thoughts. "Hey, everyone, I’m fine. I’m back at the museum in Millenium Park, looking at a painting that has captivated my mind. I just need some space right now. Everything has just happened at once, and I need time to think. Please don’t worry. I will get back to you soon."

The message notification from Robert stared back at me, and I eagerly tapped on it. The message was filled with stickers of "Call me" plastered all over. I couldn't help but giggle; it was so typical of Robert to use stickers to make his messages more urgent and playful. He knew it would make me call him immediately. Each sticker was a different bright color, some with exaggerated hand gestures pointing to the phone icon, others with animated characters jumping up and down. It was a lighthearted touch that momentarily lifted the weight of the morning off my shoulders.

Elvis asks, his tone polite yet firm. “Sure! My phone number is +42 601 890,” she responds, her gaze fixed on me as she calls out her number, making sure I catch every digit without a hitch. “Thank you,” I say, quickly saving her contact information on my phone. “Do you have the messenger’s app?” I inquire, eager to move forward with sharing the evidence. “Yes, I do,” she replies, “Great!” I exclaim, opening the application with a few swift taps. I send her a quick message to confirm our connection, my fingers flying over the screen.